Sg Besi toll on KL-Seremban Highway closed midnight July 2–3 for gantry works
The closure affects both directions at KM 309.7 — from Sg Besi heading towards Bangi and from Bangi heading into the city — to allow for gantry truss launching works by contractor Hektar Mentari.
Although the toll area will be closed, it will not be completely inaccessible.
Traffic will be managed in a controlled 'stop and go' system by on-site crew, but delays are expected throughout the five-hour window, PLUS Malaysia said in a Facebook post.
Highway users are urged to follow all traffic instructions, expect potential waiting times, and consider alternate routes during the closure period.
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